New radio transceiver: Torn.Fu.i

[Yuri D.]

Folks,

After a long wait, I finally received this machine. This is a 3 Watt transceiver and is very compact. It is also completely constructed from aluminum - which is unusual for a late-war design. It's missing the antenna set, so if anyone has one, please let me know.

http://www.battlefrequencies.com/rad...rn_fu_g_i.html

[hcs]

Hi Yuri.

Lucky you, you always seem to find the rarest, nicest radios in untouched condition.

HCS

[Tornfuté]

torn fu i

congratulations yuri , one of the rarest set to find and in mint conditions
in the past i had a case , a power supply , that i swap , i never find the rest
what i still have is a cable , i believe for testing purpose , it connect where you see the 5 pins , i can give you a picture , i must look but i think i have one separate 5 pins plug . about antenna base , i guess it's the small one
like for UKWE f / f1 or similar sets like Ukwe Gb , i suppose it's a straight one , as i have tilt antenna base , give a clear picture of antenna base alone if you have it . interesting question will be the lenght of each antenna rod.
pierre

[Yuri D.]

I am definitely interested in any accessories that you may have. Please send me an email with photos. I have some additional information that I will post on my page about this radio.

[Yuri D.]

I've posted some additional information about this transceiver on my page.

[Yuri D.]

Here is a link to a page on my site where there are photos of the even more rare test device for the Torn.Fu.i. This items is in my friend's collection in Germany. It may be the only one left in existence:

http://battlefrequencies.com/accesso...FuG1_test.html

Yuri